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North Wales,The Llyn and Anglesey 2015
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Conditions looking great, viz. look massively better very early this morning on low on South when I pulled out my three little colapsable pots from last night . Had three crabs one lobster to small and 87 prawns well happy made up some big one too.Foxy what did you get .? Back home now crap weather here much better down the Llyn.Loads of fish seen over last two day a few bass but just ended up with one Bass ,one small mullet and three small pollock to try.mackeral are about in numbers and size to.missed a lobster walking by my pot was too slow with a grab boo!.
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Poor vis but fishable yesterday. A few nervous bass about and reached the allowed day limit. Bagged a few lobsters for the missus too. [emoji41] Pollocks seem to have disappeared....
This is what I like to see Bass trying to work out what I am!
Hi all, quick thanks for the vis update late Friday, took a v late decision to head to East coast Filey area in hope for better vis. Was OK, around 5m, plenty of nice pollock.
With constant Westerly / nw winds this year I have only made one trip to n Wales, so genuinely appreciate all the reports as it has saved me many wasted trips!
Hoppe
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With constant Westerly / nw winds this year I have only made one trip to n Wales, so genuinely appreciate all the reports as it has saved me many wasted trips!
Hoppe
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I took a chance and headed down the south Llyn on Sunday, camped over and got in on high yesterday morning, vis started off poor close to shore, but opened out to a decent 3-4m in places. On the second dive a mackerel screamed passed, which I narrowly missed, a short while later a took a dive over the gravelly bottom which felt very unfishy, just as I was about to head for the surface a reasonable sized bass came along moving pretty quickly, I managed to train the gun on him and got a head shot that left the spear sticking out between the eyes. The spear was totally jammed in its skull and I had to climb on some rocks to work it loose!
Shortly after a small (above MLS) pollack came along, he too was on the stringer not long after.
I then got out to grab the girlfriend and take her in for a swim, we got in, bobbed around, saw lots of baitfish and wrasse, she started to get a bit chilly and went to get out, I said I'd make my way in diving along the way. In the shallows (around 2m) two small (again over MLS) bass came along, bang! another on the stringer. Happy with that I started to head in only to see what looked like a decent sized bass moving through the string weed below me, so I took a dive, I lost it but almost straight away along came two more small bass, one of which was to become mine.
All in all a really good day, clear blue skies, warm clear(ish) waters, three bass and a pollack. What's not to like?
One thing has struck me, I've seen a few bass this year, lots of pollack but I've not seen a single mullet, which seems odd.
Shortly after a small (above MLS) pollack came along, he too was on the stringer not long after.
I then got out to grab the girlfriend and take her in for a swim, we got in, bobbed around, saw lots of baitfish and wrasse, she started to get a bit chilly and went to get out, I said I'd make my way in diving along the way. In the shallows (around 2m) two small (again over MLS) bass came along, bang! another on the stringer. Happy with that I started to head in only to see what looked like a decent sized bass moving through the string weed below me, so I took a dive, I lost it but almost straight away along came two more small bass, one of which was to become mine.
All in all a really good day, clear blue skies, warm clear(ish) waters, three bass and a pollack. What's not to like?
One thing has struck me, I've seen a few bass this year, lots of pollack but I've not seen a single mullet, which seems odd.
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in on Sunday with Dyl. Couple of v nice lobsters, crabs and load of prawns from the pot. ive added a bit more prawnography for you
Tickled several massive congar and a decent bull huss too, but left them to keep guard over the lobsters.....left a v decent sized trigger fish - several of them about which was a nice change - tasty too.
Tickled several massive congar and a decent bull huss too, but left them to keep guard over the lobsters.....left a v decent sized trigger fish - several of them about which was a nice change - tasty too.
Thanks will, at this rate I wouldn't hit that limit in a year, really need to get down there for a dive.
got out yesterday afternoon on an Anglesey spot. In the water for ages. Vis 2m ish. Plenty of lobsters although I could only get my hands on undersized ones so ended up going home without.
Saw one bass, quite a big fella, probably the biggest I've seen to date, but he was gone before I really twigged!
This northerly seems to be keeping Anglesey all milky, but with some calmer weather due soon I think we could be in for a treat!
Saw one bass, quite a big fella, probably the biggest I've seen to date, but he was gone before I really twigged!
This northerly seems to be keeping Anglesey all milky, but with some calmer weather due soon I think we could be in for a treat!